I know that all RimPing supermarkets will allow a for sale poster on their bulletin boards. Where else might be I post these "for sale" signs.

Just curious why you are selling?

any good lessons learned for potential home owners?

tks

Just curious why you are selling?

any good lessons learned for potential home owners?

tks

Address the issues. It's none of your business why I'm selling

Just curious why you are selling?

any good lessons learned for potential home owners?

tks

Address the issues. It's none of your business why I'm selling

and so it is none of your business that we choose not to address your issues

You sounded like my arrogant brother in law and it's none of your business ha ha!!

Address the issues. It's none of your business why I'm selling

You can also signup on http://www.buyrentasia.com and post it for free, gets a good Google income traffic

Inflammatory posts have been removed. Post in such a manner again and warnings will be issued.

You got it up on Classifieds , baht & sold and a sign on the house?

How's about approaching some tuk-tuk drivers and renting the space on the back, like No1 bar does?

Thai Visa ,Baht and Sold ,all reasonable agents (difficult to define) only found a few worth my time.

Outside your house of course and all routes leading to your house. All the Rimpings. Some of the golf clubs may allow you to post on their notice boards.

I don't think any of the above require you to include a reason for selling.

Good luck.

Try Craigslist;Thailand

Hand written A4's tied around various poles/posts.

The Chiang Mai Expat club has a classified section on their on-line bulletin and you could go to their monthly meeting with some brochures and photos to leave on an information table--at least you have a target audience there.

I would also try international magazines--and post on their property ads. I am not sure which ones are best, but you could do some research on google. As well, Thais from the Bangkok area are investing in property up here, so it may be worth your while to contact some of the Thai publications like the Nation and Bangkok Post to advertise, as well as Thai language classifieds.

Good luck to you.

Just curious why you are selling?

any good lessons learned for potential home owners?

tks

just curious--why are you curious

Just curious why you are selling?

any good lessons learned for potential home owners?

tks

Address the issues. It's none of your business why I'm selling

and so it is none of your business that we choose not to address your issues

what is the probability that you would have something valuable to contribute????

No mention from the OP about the help he has been getting on this thread.

Why concentrate on the negatives?

Just curious why you are selling?

any good lessons learned for potential home owners?

tks

just curious--why are you curious

It's right there in the post you quoted: potential concerns / lessons learned about owning a home in Chiang Mai.

what is the probability that you would have something valuable to contribute????

With an attitude like the one you're showing, a big fat zero one would hope.

No mention from the OP about the help he has been getting on this thread.

Why concentrate on the negatives?

I have a theory.

Edited April 21, 201313 yr by WinnieTheKhwai

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